Vintage 1970s Bleeker Street Dress (Jonathan Logan Division)

Vintage 1970s Bleeker Street Dress (Jonathan Logan Division) Adorable cottagecore-meets-mod piece by Bleeker Street, a division of Jonathan Logan, Inc. — one of the most beloved American fashion houses of the mid-century era. Upcycled 198 Union-made in the USA by the ILGWU (International Ladies Garment Workers Union), dating this sweet number to the early 1970s. Features include: 🌸 Sky blue textured polka-dot knit bodice with puffed sleeves and snap cuffs 🌸 Oversized white Peter Pan collar (added by hand — not professionally done, but charming and not noticeable when worn) see pics. 🌸 Cream knit skirt with woven blue tulip & floral pattern 🌸 Back zipper closure, one side slit. 🌸 100% polyester Good vintage condition with minor age wear and a hand-added collar that gives it story and character. Stock photo is AI generated and may not look or fit exactly. Armpit to Armpit 17.5" Waist 14" Hips 19" Sleeves 22" Length approximately 55" This dress channels that “Marianne Faithfull meets Laura Ashley” sweetness — pure 1970s Americana with a homespun twist. Though spelled “Bleeker,” the label was a playful nod to Bleecker Street in New York City’s Greenwich Village — a hub of 1960s creativity and youth culture. The Jonathan Logan company used the stylized spelling to give the line its own identity while channeling that same downtown, mod-inspired energy.